Oasis for Learning: Results for "Phd examiners"

Results for "Phd examiners"

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- Jon Dron@jondron
Surviving a PhD – 10 Top Tips
A bunch of motivational tips by Alex Hope, with some useful advice for those struggling with the doctoral learning journey. Tip 10 (ignore tips 1-9) is particularly valu...
Oct 5, 2012 at 2:04pm
- Jon Dron@jondron
How not to write a PhD thesis
Great article from the Times Higher Ed giving hints and tips on how not to write a PhD. Good stuff.
Apr 11, 2013 at 6:35am
- Jon Dron@jondron
The Daily PhD
A useful site that aggregates a lot of news and information about PhDs, the PhD process and related issues.
Jun 20, 2013 at 6:52pm
- Jon Dron@jondron
MOOCs are so unambitious: introducing the MOOPhD
My article proposing (only very slightly tongue-in-cheek) a massive open online PhD. It goes into some detail about ways this c...stand what is genuinely distinctive about a PhD process. I think it does mak...this kind of thing to replace a traditional PhD. Ther...
Jun 20, 2013 at 7:03pm
- Jon Dron@jondron
Selecting a (Dissertation) Chair and Committee
This is a useful article via Tomorrow's Professor for postgraduate students choo...the focus is on the rather peculiar North American PhD process that involves committees that both help and assess your PhD, chai...
Jan 9, 2014 at 6:59pm

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